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leyreynolds

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You may realise this already Ley, if it concerns you at all, but I'll add here that the "Yales" were not the NA-64 Yale as in the RS model.  They were earlier variants of the fixed-undercarriage trainer closer to the BT-9 kit from Special Hobby.  China received at least two small batches of these aircraft: Dan Hagedorn includes them in his comprehensive works by their NA numbers - the original orders that is, not the specific examples that reached the BVAF.

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As an aside, the only pic I recall seeing of the 'Yales' was in Eyes for the Phoenix; The Aeromilitaria issue has the only known pic of the CW-22, which is the incidental reason I found Ley's query.

 

Been trying to piece together the history of the CW22 before it reached the BVAF, which is quite interesting.

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